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Red Kayak Book Report

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What would you do if you found out a secret that changed everything? This is what happened to Brady Parks the made character of the book. This book has a great author, she is Priscilla Cummings, she was Born in 1951. Hobbies and other interests include Reading, playing piano, and taking walks.

The genre of Red Kayak is Young-adult fiction. I think this is a perfect genre for this book. Young adults would love this book because it swears in the book but not as much to where they would have to change the genre to adults. I am a “young adult” and i love this book. Another reason why I love this book is because it is easy to follow along so you will be able to do good on test or quizzes on the book.

Red Kayak has a variety of characters, some of the main characters are, Brady Park- Main Character, enjoys the water, and likes crabbing, Brady 's Dad, Brady 's Mom, Tilly- Brady 's dog, yellow lab, likes to play catch, Carl-Brady 's cousin, paramedic, give Brady rides, J.T. - Brady and digger 's friend, loves technical …show more content…

The setting of this book mainly takes place by the Corsica river in Maryland. Other places of the book consist of Brady 's house, Brady 's school, Mrs. DiAngelos house, and in Brady 's dad 's shed. I think this is a very good choice by the author because maryland is mostly a “southern state” so it is in the country (districts and small settlements outside large towns, cities, or the capital) so there will be many places to hide things.

The Red Kayak is written from the point of view of a thirteen-year-old boy named Brady Parks. Brady is the son of a Chesapeake Bay waterman and his wife, Dee Parks. He loved the Corsica river where he and his family fish for crabs( pg 5). A new family, the DiAngelos move in next door to Brady’s family (pg 23). They are one of the more wealthiest families that moved into the neighborhood. ( pg 17) I think that the Red Kayak is one of the best books i 've read and would recommend it to anyone that

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